Do you need an extremely portable filter?

PEAK PERSONAL STRAW

LifeStraw has taken one of the most popular water filtration devices and completely redesigned it for versatility, sustainability and usability!
This ultra-lightweight straw is made from high-quality, sustainable materials, boasts an improved flow rate for easier drinking, and a more comfortable grip.

You can drink directly from lakes, rivers and streams, or attach your LifeSraw directly to a water bottle and drink on the go while staying protected from bacteria, parasites, microplastics and cloudy water.

FILTER

The filter is designed to reduce clogging from sand and silt and ensure better flow for longer.
Tested to meet US EPA and NSF P231 protocols, LifeStraw has a pore size of 0.2 microns and protects against:
up to 99.99 of bacteria,
to 99.99% of parasites,
99.99% of microplastics, slime and turbidity.

The filter life is approximately 4000L and will automatically stop passing water once its life has reached its limit.

VERSATILE

By removing the bottom cap, the LifeStraw becomes compatible with standard threaded water bottles , so you can easily collect a large amount of water and continue drinking on the go.

IN SHORT

• Drink directly from lakes, rivers and streams or fill a container
• Improved filter performance helps reduce clogging from sand and silt and improves water flow when drinking.
• Ultralight and resistant, you can take it anywhere both as a reserve and for emergencies
• Unlimited shelf life, you don't have to worry about the time it has been left unused in the backpack
• Highly versatile, you can connect it to most water bottles and gravity hoses
• The membrane microfilter lasts up to 4000 liters, enough to hydrate a person for over 5 years
• Filters 99.99% of bacteria, parasites and microplastics

CHARACTERISTICS

Weight 65 g Dimensions 3.2 x 19.5 cm Pore ​​size 0.2 Microns Duration Up to 4000 L Effective against 99.999999% bacteria 99.999% of parasites 99.999% microplastics, silt, sand and turbidity Documentation Performance Information Instructions